Common use of Flexible Working Clause in Contracts

Flexible Working. In accordance with Part 6AA (Flexible Working) of the Employment Relations Act, an employee may request a change to their work pattern either for a fixed period, for example (but not limited to) while pregnant, or permanently. This may be supported by advice from a health professional. Arrangements are to be agreed between the line manager and employee. If the advice of the health professional recommends a change to their work pattern, shifts worked or number of hours, this will be taken into consideration by the employer.

Appears in 3 contracts

Sources: Clinical Physiology Collective Agreement, Collective Agreement, Collective Agreement